Bart de Jong
Name: Renato Rezende
Sponsors: GT Bicycles, Nissan, Penks, Shimano, Oakley and Monreale Hotels.
Mechanic: Myself
How long have you been riding for GT now?
Renato Rezende: 5 years
What do you think of BMX race bikes getting longer and longer?
Renato Rezende: I'm enjoying my bike longer, it is a little harder to do some technique things, but a lot faster on the big tracks.
Big Island is always up for a good time but we believe he got sucked into this one. It came out rad though so no complaints.
It was a perfect fit for this week's Friday FAT PIN*UP section, a section that you've missed and will be looking out for in the future as we stumble onto some good stuff on the net hopefully. If you're easily offended, simply don't look what's behind. Just don't do it.
But hey, it's Friday. Almost the weekend. Party on!
Filmed, Edit & Text: Peter Keller
Caiden and Ryken play a new BMX game where they are given one nasty food and one trick they have to choose which they would rather! Who backflips into a pool, eats an onion, bugs, sardines and more!
Myself,Matt Cole, Reef Way, and Khaya Mantle went to Hayling Island skatepark and we had a good time, shoutout to billy for dropping off my helmet ?? SORRY ABOUT THE AUDIO WITH THE WIND?♂️the best people to surround yourself with don’t have the best of everything but they make the best of everything ✋✨?keep everything fun?
Our Battle wheels are some of the strongest wheels out right now. Charlie put together a little something with the team putting them to the test.
Thanks for watching! Felix Prangenberg 2020 Wethepeople Instagram compilation.
FUSE Team Rider and tech wizard Mike Hullock comes through with over 6mins of mindblowing technical madness.
Angelo Kurtz is now reppin' Sunday Bikes and Odyssey in Germany.
Random local days are the best. No plan, no route, just pedal and see what happens. Here we have 5 days of random mandem including Kriss Kyle, Joe Jarvis, Alex Donnachie, Si Gibb, Dan Banks, Thomas Roulston and even pro-BMX to pro diving's Jason Phelan.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.